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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-02
ABOUT PEOPLE,

Strangers In tho City aud Wheeling Folks
Abroad. 5
Mrs. Ella Bates Turner will reopen hel
school for children September at No. n
Twelfth street. L
Miss Vic White, Of Texas, was here yes.
to-day to attend tho wedding OF her siste,
and Mr.. DeWar.en II. Reynolds.
Judge John Brannou, Of Weston, the
twice-defeated Democratic candidate iol
Congress, is at the Stamm House.
Clerk Jasper Y. Moore, OF the U. S.
Court, and Uns. Marshal G. Ss5on were
hero yesterday, expecting court to open.
MIR. and Mrs. S. s. Bsamer, OF Powhstsa,
and Mies L. Kramer, Of Leeshprg, Va,
were regiHtered q. the stamm House yes.
terday.
John L. Roenor and;Willism O. Meyers
left yesterday for the Morgentown Uni.
versity, where they will pursue the col
leSiate course Of that Institution.
Mr.. Joseph S. Mather has returned from
Nsw York, where he went to arrange for
the manufacture Of book.keepesa, ruler
and pen combined, of which he ID tho In
yentor. All who have examined his in
vent.on arc much pleased nth it's uBeful.
ners.
Col. G. W. Thompson was in tho city
yesterday, having come from Morgantown
with Master OF Transportation W. NJ,
Clements, Of the B. h 0. rcsd, the night
before. Captain Clements Yves on III in.
apcction tour, and spent yesterday here
He Is in his special car. Col. Thompson
loft yesterday ior his home at Psrksrs
hpvo -H.... 3D.. re- f. Ii
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THEY CHANGED the ROUTE,
An Enort to Repeat the Cleveland Bannel
Row Mt Washington, Ia. ,..

An Ehort to Repeat the Cleveland Banner
Row Mt Washington, Pa.
! The joint reunion Of the One Hundredth
Regiment, Pennsylvania Veteran volun.
tsers, (Roundhesds), and the Eighty.Gith
Regiment, pennsylvania Voluntoora, hold
ut Little Washington Wednesday,, IVES
the most successful in tho history OF the
organizations. At 1880, in company
with william I. Tompleton Pest, &. A,
R., and Company q, Of the Tenth Repi-
ment, N, G. P, they formed in column
and marched to the Main street depot to
receive veterans who came on the noon
train. The procession then marched to
the Opera House, where the I exercises
were opened with prayer by Rev. Audley
Browne, who shared the pyivations and
dangers Of tho One HpNdrsdth aa ita
chaplain during tho war. An eloquent
address Of welcome was made by j. FL.
Murdoch, in which he stated that treaoon
should not be known by any softer name
than treason, and that those who fought
in the Southern armies have no cauna Of
complaintit they are called plain "rebels."
Early in the morning q large asg to
which was attached picture Of President
CLEVELAND, was hung across North Main
street from two tall business houses. The
route Of the procession lay under the BAN
ner, bnt tho originsto,s oil the scheme
were quietly but etiectually thwarted by
the partieB having the matter in charge,
they eimply dropping TINT part Of the pro.
grarlme. The action Of those who put
out the flag is loudly denounced by Rs.
publicans and Democrats, soldiers and
civilians, and if reports can ba relied on,
the projectors Of the acheme will be the
greatest losers by their course. !. Mr.. Muir
doch's address Of welcome vas responded
to by Rev. R. A. Giltlllan, Of Allegheny
county, an old Roundhead. His address
wss witty and to the point. at tho con.
clusion Of the exerciaca in the Opera
House the procession reformed and
marched to the Main Street Rink, where
m excellent dinner was partaksn Of by
500 persona. a grand camp fire was held
in the Opera House in the evening, 252
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Co,ored Women in Trouble.

Susan Rain and Abby Jackson, both
colored, had come sort OF q difficulty yes.
terday, and each accused the other OF az.
gravsted assault. A warrant was Issued
for Susan in the police court and she was
locked up by Officer Carney. Sho alae
had warrant iasued by Squire Davis fol
Abby Jackson on a charge Of assault and
two for Mollie Henderson, one for keep
ing house Of i'll famo and ono for selling
beer without licen9e. Constable Love
served theee warrants last night. Hen.
derson 10 the woman who figured in the
CAGE in the Fifth ward when Office,
Stephens arrested her and let her asasil.
ants so. She hns been keeping house fol
Abby Jackson while the latter is sick, and
she cried and made great fuss about the
ar1est, but had to 90 to jail in default.
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AN EARLY MORNING WEDDING.
a Wheeling Lady Carried or by n Mary
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\ FL . 10
Yesterday morning at s o'clock Mr..
DeWarrsn II. Reynolds and Miss sallie
A. White were married Of St. Matthew's
church. The ceremony was without o.
tentalion, but there was largo number
Of friends present for the hour. Mr.. VIII
liam Peare and General William Nc
Keag, OF Cumberland, and Mr.. CHARLES
Tallman aud Mr.. Walter Bell, OF Wheel.
Ing, were the uaheIs, and preceded the
principals to the altar, where Rev. Il. r.
Swope, tho rector, impreeaively performed
tho ceremony after the ritual Of tho
church, Miss Wilde, the organlss, playing
soft music the while. gi5.6',!gfI
The bride wan tas.eiully clad In a myr.
tie green travelling costume trimmed In
tan moiree silk. She Is the daughter oil
the late Andrew White, and her sunny
disposition and many accomplishments
hRvo won her tho friendship Of all who
enjoy tho privilege Of her acquaintance.
Mr.. Reynolds Ia ono OF tho most promi.
nent younger members OF the Cumber.
land bar. }E rE
mr.. and Mrs. Reynolds left on tho q. 4
7. road at l:l7 A. n. for Long Branch,
New York and other eastern points. They
expect 10 rstarn early In October to
Cumberland, where they will rcslde.
About q scoro Of friends accompanied
them over to bridgeport yesterday, ind
de!uged the receding coach with tho ira.
ditional shower OF rice. gI.
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Mr.. Martin Thornton, now the proprie.
tor Of the Brunswick restaurant, opened
his first restaurant in Wheeling fourteen
years ago this month. There is not au.
other restaurant here now that was il
existence then, In these fourteen years
the rich and the poor, State and pationsl
dignitaries, distinguished visitors aud the
simple resident OF tho rural regions, have
met together, and Martin fed them all.
This is record as rare 90 it is honorable
and the best Of 1t ie Martins alag is still
there" He is to-day at the head OF G
larger and better eating house than
Wheeling ever had before. 8 g9 *
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TIE NATIONAL GAME,
Wheeling at Cautou - Yesterdays Ohio
on n NOutaata-nfhu, n.n

Wheeling at Cautou Yesterdays Ohio
cagus oontes:a-othor Ball Ncws.
Tho Wheeling base ball team appearu at
Canton to-day for the first time. II Is
booked to play thia and tomorrow after
nooEg. Alter tho handsome manner In
which the homo team defeated Canton
here tho first two days Of this week, It 10
no more than reasonable TO hope that 1t
will repeat the performance at Canton.
The Wheeling team when sway.i,om home
Ia mighty uncertain combination, and he
Is wise mau who Gun iorotsll the result
Of the two games. WheeIingwill be PLAYING
on arrange ground and before strange
people, and allowance must be made for
all that; but with her heavy batting and
aharp fielding ability she ought to be able
to down the Cantonese. The Canton Re.
posilory, by.the.wsy, blsmes in very severe
Language, Bobby McNichol for liz defeat
hero on Tuesday. The score was 10 to Z.
The Repository Eaya that had McNichol
given the Cantonese q fair show In the
eighth there would have been chow for
them to win. To those who saw tho psme
this kind Of talk is the nheereat nonsense,
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LOCAL pREyITIEs,
Matters OF Minor Moment IN and About
@ tho CITY. HtN i .aA

Matters OF AAlnor nlUmvut III ana aDout
tho City. rt e6-
osE marriage license was Issued yea.er.
day. 1@ 4
LOTS OF new entries for tho sta!e Fair
were received yesterday. ~
TIE oyster trado opened briskly In
Wheeling, and tho dealers and restaurant
keepers smile.
TIE Supreme Court OF Appeals Of this
State will meet at Charlestown, Jefferson
county, next Wednesday. 9j
TIE State Fair 10 booming, and tho ex,
hibition Of 'S7 bids fair to equal all forme,
ones, In spite Of unlavorable influences.
us. CoURr was to open here yesterday,
but was postponed, Judge jackson being
prevented from attending on account oil
the illness Of Mrs. jackson.
DuRsr, tho conisctioner, yesterday won
the thanka OF tho children and Sisters Of
the North Wheeling Orphan Asylum by
sending liberal donation Of ice cream.
MATT DALEY had difficulty yesterday
with one OF bis tenants, Mira. Patton
the result OF which was that Officer Dun.
lap locked Matthew up on charge OF dis
orderly conduct.
TIE new and extensive addition 10 the
Hinge factory on Nineteenth street, jus
west Of the former building, Ia completed
and almost ready for use. It 10 a erea
improvement on the former factory.
THE State Board OF Examiners will holl
tho second examination In tho First Con
gressional district for tho purpose Of IL
suing professional certificates to teachers
| in Wheeling September Il, Is and II.
The game OF base ball played on thu
old fair grounds yeatesday afternoon b.
tho Maroons and Rag Babies, two amateur
mines. was witnessed by quito number
The Maroons won by score OF &c to 10.
HERMAN Schulz, q new B. & o. brake
man, while coupling cars In the yard here
got on the wrong eide and WAS geriouel,
lnurt, his shoulders and chest being terri
bly, crushed and internal injuries Of q gray,
character inflicted.
| JosEpu MILLER was before Squire Dayi
Yesterday charged with shooting William
LIQUID with intent to kill, and was bount
over to court in $500 bail. On the charg
OF carrying concealed weapons he wa
also required to give Sl00 bond for bis up
pearauce ct court.
| CHARLES KLARl, the youth In Whoa
hands target gun WAS discharged on tn
State Fair Grounds las. week, shootin
two boys, named Richardson and Gard
ner, was given an examination beier
Squire Psterman yesterday and honorabl,
discharged, all the evidence showing
was purely AZ accident. Both tho injure'
boys are getting along nicely.
The building Of the Wheeling 4 LAX
Erie road to Martins Ferry, will brin
the Lake Erie, Alliance and Southern
road, Bpishsd to Nsbo, twelve miles from
Hopedale on the Wheeling & Lake Erie
the Cleveland, Akron & Canton, no,
lninhed to Sherrodsville, on the Wheel
ing 4 Lake Erie; tho Cannon Ball an
:be Harrisburg & Western, from ConnellE
vile to the corporate limits Of the city c
Wheeling" and the North Wheeiin
bridge will give Wheeling all these rosas
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RARE TREAT PROMISED.
M'mo Kate lsolln to Favor tho Public wit
h1H Several Selections HI

M'mo Kate Eolla to Favor tho Public with
Several Selections. N5
Ever siacs Mrs. Kate Rammelaburg
Mime Rolla) arrived here from Europe
for tho purpose of spending short vaca-
ton with her parents, MIR. and Mrs. Geo,
Z. Wheat, there has been general desire
to hear her sing in public. Her friends
and tho public in general, especially those
with musical tastes, will hs pleased to
learn that an arrangement has been ppr.
iecsed whereby they will have an oppor-
tunity to hear this gifted vocalist, whose
rare voice has won tho plaudits OF faoh-
ionable and critical audiences in many Of
tho leading musical centres aud capitals Of
Europe, sing here in grand concert before
her return to Europe, which will bs short.
ly, whore eho goes to fill engagements
made for tho coming Heaaon. 'Fl .F1,
Ne1s Saturday evening, ono week from
tomorrow night, Mrs. Rammelsburg will
take part In a concert to be given at
tho Opera House by the Arion Socie.
ty and the Opera House Orchestra,
No effort will bs spared to make this
SSSeoASA Y - AAiou4uAhuAo Uu6 ~ AL Gu6
musical annals of Wheeling. Mrs.
Rammelsburg will DO down on the pro-
|9ramme for four numbers probably. The
orchestra will be strengthened by outside
talent, and in addition 10 playing several
choice selections will furnish some O., Che
aceompanimeats. The Arions, under Pro.
fesnor Schockey's direction, have been
praetlcing steadily during the past season,
and are capable nov Of doing better work
than ever before, ns the selections they
will ring at tho concert will testify.
That the house will be filled with a
fashionable and enthusiastic audience
seema 10 DO q foreeone conclusion. a ia.
yored few haye had tho pleasure Of hear.
ing Mrs. Rsmmelsbuyg sing in private
since her return homo, but they, 90 well
as those who have not heard her, will re-.
joice in the fact that che is to eipg here in
public. Her reception will be- q cordial
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broke Ills Mock by n Fall.

William North, on employee Of tho JET.
tcrsou iron Works Company, fell from au
elevated rail trnmway, at steubenville, at
noon yesterday aud broke his neck. Tho
worEmcn were engaged in switching cars
loaded with iron ore when one Of the cars
tzan OF tho track. North was using q
/! crowbar In efforts to replace the car when
: he lost his footing and foil to the ground
below, breaking his neck and causing in
etGnt death. 10 was taken to his late res.
idencs on Third street. The G. a. R. will
make arrangements Tor the funeral Sa!ur.
day. Mr. North went Z to Sseubenyille
twenty-five yeara ago from Wheeling, and
has been employed at tho Jefferson ever
since. His age was about sixty years.
He leayeu q large family to mourn his IN.
timely death. & ~ ~. ii
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Grand Jury List.

Following Is list Of the freeholderH
drawn to serre az grand jurors at the term
Of tho Circuit Court which commences
next Monday: 4eS ..., 5l87-5
Patrick kenney, John Kraft, T. e. Lo.
gan, Il. N. Harper, Myron Hubbard, VIM.
=. johnson, Julius Pollock, A. +, Myer,
John Waterhouse, a. ]. Cecil, W. +.
Whitman, John Downs, Otto Jaeger, ia.
cob Ebbert, W. Il. Travis, D. J. Mckin.
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Wedtlcu tho Widow.

It will be remembered, says yesterday a
Steubenville Gaelic, that during the
Baker trial a man named Charles wcs run
over and killed at Freemsn's. The next
day tho mana wiis and children camo
over from Scotland and found the HUSBAND.
and father dead. Aa a sequel, to-day
Samuel Charles, q brother OF tho deceased,
took out o liceuss TO marry tho widow.
They are each aged twenty-five years.
Sha iH native Of Scotland and be Of Ire.
land. She haa two children to whom the
young man will bs both father and uncle.
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CLERK Hook yesterday admitted to rec.
ord two deeds Of trust and the following
deedu in fee: .
Decd made August 80, by R. e. Gil.
lespie, trustee and essignee, to Frederick
I. Wingerter, in consideration of Sl,4lO,
ior the north half of lot 1874 on the west
aide Of Chapline atreet, between Tenth
and Eleventh streets. - -
Deed msdo August 81, by Edward L.
Roae, trustee, and Priscilla Donel, to
Jamea McAdams, in consideration Of
$1,000. for tho west half of lot IT'S, on
tbs south side OF Sixteenth street.
Deed made September l; by Alexander
Laing, to David A. Cunningham, in con.
alteration Of 5000, ,for part OF lot !
IN square q in the Bell Air addition to
Wheeling. ~ glS55,,
Deed made August Is, by Mary Reasa
and Ha.man Rsaas, her husband, to An.
thony Beuter, in consideration Of 81, 500,
for one.tourth OF lot 81, in Jonathan
zane's addition, located on the east side
Of Market street In the second ward,
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Nail Works Closed Down.

The Be|laire nail works closes down to.
day, says yoate,dey's Bsllaire Independent,
Tor IN indefinite length Of time. It 10 a
surprise to the employees and the public,
but it shutn down just tho same. Tho
reasons aesigned arc various. The nail
trade is not briBk Is one thing, and enoth-
is there is quite demand for steel b:ooms.
The factory may bs OF only short time,
and it may DO oil long while. Nobody
seems to know definitely about tho
matter. 5.}s 4 f. "a, go S5s,I.
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REMNASTs Of Dress Goods at half price
at STONE & THOMAS,
DELLAlHE.

Removing to Findiay-1ndustriaI,p Personal
ils md othor News.
Ed. List is home from urichsville. 5i
John Mitchell Is going to Findlay,Io., toliyo.
hrs. 4. klotz has gone 10 Columbus on visit. &
Miko Owens, OF Wheeling, was In town yesterday.
Tho Bottle works will 1esuno work on Monday
next rs Az e5l57.l.s7t =7-1,1gr
Mrs. H. X. Hess leaves to-day for Dcs Golnes,
Iowa. 1897 ~ .5ges ! p +. .l;iJ 4 ~ :, r..
Ben Turner has moved GU. to West Brooklyn. one
OF the suburbs. 49, e q ! i. =. .s1,: 4.
MIS-. Darsy, he L. OF L. lecturer, had crowded
house last night. a. y a. 81 Il ~ + n, An
Morgan L Heath have on exhibition at st. Glars.
Vile IBIS #cek several very fine horses. ;ss EglF
Rev. John A. Bower will preach for the First
Presbyterians in the Elyslan link next Sunday. =
Mt. John Pooi and Miss Rebccca J. Keysc. were
married by Rev. J. G. Smith, Of tho South Dcl!afo
NJ. e. Church yesterday. ~. d m g5 ;LI5
Miss Anuts Hogc left yesterday on nj, extended
trip through the west. Chicago. ILL.,, aud Davenport
Iowa, being her objective points. q :. :
John Davis was appointed to ill tho vacancy in
signing aud going IA Wheeling 10 live. i -! =
a There has bceu some quarreiiug on North Hoi.
mont street among the property owners about tho
width OF sidewalk aud setting Of cushIug, but tho
majority have signed the petition Tor wide kide-
walks 8 y, lg. t';e2 VA M ~ i.
Miss Della Thoburn left this vicinity yesterday
From there she goes to visit b,o;her In Kansas,
and from Kansas she goes direct 10 New York and
from there 10 india. .22iI3 y.bs3ts7t
. The household goods OF Mrs. L. Marshall aud
Ars. David. Crafty went 10 Flndlay, o., yesterday
shall joins het sou Albert who Is in business there
and Mts Crafty her husband, who ia also In busI.
ness there. Nj. Marshal! Is jeweler md Mr..
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FAyoRABLY. IMPRESSED,
One OF tho Hundreds of Recent Flattetine
. f'u Notices OF Yhe cling, tE

The following extract taken from the
Ravenswood Nt,rs Is but a sample Of tho
impression mado on people who attended
the Big Reunion. The old town was never
engaged in anything that reflected more
credit on her as a city or on her busineru
men. The Reunion was a great thing for
the town. Tho Neus says: 4, ,IIl'7 N
"Evcry arrangement and detail was 40
perfect that everything passed along ss
though creased especially for the occn.
alon;, Never was a city more proiusely
and beautifully decorated thnn Wheeling,
on this occaaion. The grandeur Of taste.
fully arranged bunting, appropriate mot.
toes, banners. arches lighted by natural
gas, and glowing fireworks Of the
latest design made up such a
sight GO is beyond ctr power Of
description. The Trades Display proces-
sion Of Thursday was extensive and show.
ed the Waiting Thousands tho makeup Of
Whoeling's great industries as well as the
vim and 8nap OF her liberal and patriotic
busIness men, who did 30 much to make
the old veterans happy, for all Of which
they will, In due time, reap q rich reward.
The hammered and arched streets were
Allied with crowdlng and squsezlng MACS
Of moving humanity from dawn Of day
until far into tho night, when little rest
wan sought, 60 as to be ready for tho plea.
sures OF each succeeding day. -
: The only happening to mar
tho pleasure OF the OCCASION was tho
cleveland banner episode, which all
friends Of the Eeunion greatly regret. No
question but what it was a premeditated
insult to the Grand Army men, and orjgi-
mated in that hot.bsd Of deyiiment-the
Register Office, Wheeling people cau't to.
cetve too much praise for their libsrslity,
nesa to all yiBitore. It will hereafter be
with pride we mention the name Of our
lsvorite Acknowledgements has wise.
ly been selected as the place Of meeting
for tho Army OF Went Virpinin in 1888 y
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We uro daily receiving New Novelties
In Sultings, pantaloohings and Over.
cpatings, which We are prepared TO make
up In ilrst'class style ut reasonable
prices.
Our Thfte UnIaundried Shirt, double
scanned, rc.enlorced front aud back, at
30 cents, Is the greatest bargain ever
offered. A full limo OF Balbriggan I'm.
derwelr from 81 GOA suit upwards, ut
g. HESS Il sons,
1921 & 1898 Market Street.
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(, n1arshnlps Great Japanese Troupe.

This famous troupe OF real live "Japs''
in connection with strong specially com.
pany, will commence q weeks engagement
at the Grand Opera House, on Monday
evening, September 5. This ia the most
wonderful troupe OF Japanese performers
that has yet visited this country, and they,
no doubt, will draw large audiences oil
next week. They give grand matlnees on
Wednesday and Saturday afternoons Tor
ladies and children. .52s h y 1E1I7
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WASHINGTON, D. @, Sept. For
Western Pennsylvania, slightly cooler,
threatening weather; local rains; fresh to
brick variable winde, generally westerly.
For West Virginia, fair weather; slight
changes in temperature; light winda, gen.
orally southwestesly. ~
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nIorrls.lIell.

Rev. Father sehilp. OF tho Cathedral,
went out to Triadelphta yesterday morn
ing and married. Mr.. Andrew Morris and
Miss Elizabeth He'll. The ceremony was
performed in the church OF Our Mother OF
Sossows, and followed by reception ct
the BRIDES homo. A largo number OF
friends witnessed the ceremony and the
reception was much enjoyed by those
present. ''',' T-H
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Akron Shut Dat hY nraustlsl,l
Wv " HHHHsHtIus
Special Nspdtch to the Iniel,tqercer. -

MANSFIELD. O., Sept. akron PLAYED
IN her usual hard luck to-day. sho put up
a,good game but Mansfield was in better
shape and played an errorless game and
shut hes opponents out. Score, Mans.
Held I; Akron 0. Hita-Mans6eld G; Az.
ron 4. Errors-Akron 5. Batteries
Miller and Yak for Mansfield; Irwin and
Bailey for Akron. .Umpire-Ullery.
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Hatti
Bridgeport,
Mrs. Vim, Tcasdale Is on tho sick list. llg
A small child OF Mr.. Sam Watkins died We'd

AhAns Ais ASooAhtO II w kuC oCk llSk.
A small child Of Mr.. Sam Watkins died Wcdrss.
day. a. ~ =, &, - !.
II was pay day yesterday on tho c., L. &w. rail-.
yesterday. Il 3, ~ ~ ~ -
Robert IS, Howell will have telephone placed In
Ihe \. OF I; will give grind picnic and dance
Tomorrow at Valley Home. - w
Miss Delle HambrIyht, Of Cumberland, Md, Ia
tho guest Of the Misses Van Pelt yI n; y Ia
F. A. .Drnmmond is Mt Bpr.,s Mills attending
o meeting Of the baptist Association. N 4 4 =
George holsters full orchestra plays for the rail.
readers picnic at Chippewa Lake camp Saturday.
Mr., Vim. Ray and Miss Annie Donally, Of this
city. were married yesterday. by Justice OF tho
Henry Slater, while takIng hay ladders or 4
wagon yesterday, had ladder fall on his wrist
breaking tho bone. X l3t u $50 x =
Tho Invitations for tho wedding OF Miss Fannie
Van pclt TO Mr.. q. II. Carpenter have been seut
out, the wedding 10 take place September II at /
o'clock r. ", 81; :!5 :. 'E -
Miss Mary Bell Wright OF near West Wheeling.
died wednesday evening Of typhoid fever. This Ii
the fourth death In this family within three weeks.
Tue county will have charge Of the burial this az.